DKIM - AWS

Setting Up Your CNAME with Amazon Route 53 (AWS)

Add a CNAME Record to Your Amazon Route 53 Hosted Domain

1. Log in & navigate to Amazon Route 53 via Amazon Web Services (AWS).

2. Once logged in, click the hamburger menu icon on the left-hand side, and menu options will appear.

3. Select Hosted zones from the left-hand side menu option.

4. Select the domain name that you’d like to update with a CNAME record.

5. From your custom domain's Hosted zone details page, you will see info relating to the domain & any existing records.

6. Click on the orange Create record button.

• The Record name will be the name you get on the DKIM Keys information page.

• From the Record type drop-down menu, select CNAME.

• The Value field refers to the unique CNAME ID on the DKIM Keys information page.

• TTL can be left as-is or set to from 3600 seconds (this is the amount of time your server holds on to cached information before it refreshes to show any updates)

DKIM - Keys you can obtain from the Settings->Invitations->Email Settings page.

AWS Create CNAME

1. Click the Create records button on the bottom right to save the changes, and you’re all set!

If you notice any errors in Amazon Route 53 when attempting to save the CNAME records, please contact AWS directly, as there may be some conflicting records causing this.

Do note that it can take up to 48 hours for newly-created records to take effect.

Once your CNAME is ready and fully propagated, you will see DKIM enabled in the Settings->Invitations->Email Settings page.